Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-27
Local Paragraphs.
Try us for Hne job printing.

Try us for Hne job printing.
=. The flies are taking vacation now.
-First class job work doue at The
JOURNAL office.
-Mlllheim has been exceedingly duh
for the past week.
Mrs. Rey. Workman is off on pro-
tracted visit TO her daughters in Som
erset county. 4
Last Friday we had a strong fore
taste of grim old winter IN the shape OF
q heavy snowsquall.
H. E. Duck and wife returned from
O visit to friends in Boalsbufg, the lat
ter part of last week.
ALI kinds of Produce taken for La,
dies Hats or anything in the Millinery
line ut Gheen e Spigelmyer's.
The Millheim band will be in at
tendance at the democratic meeting at
Coburn ON next Tuesday, Nov. lst.
H. w. Krea mer, of Centre Hall
d.opped in to see us yesterday after
noon.. He was In town on business.
For SALE.-A house and lot in Aa'
ronsburg, belonging to Miss Susan G.
Wise. For terms apply to Frederick
Limbert. tt
Ladies. take look at the La Belle
Hat in Gheen & Spigelmyer's Millinery
window. 1t is a beauty. II beats
them all.
LosT.-A glove, on the mountain pe-
tween Rebersbu-g and Tyiersvllle, the
finder will confer favor by leaving the
same at this office.
The executors notice OF Samuel
Gramley for the estate Of MOllie Trash
er, hate OF Miles township. appears a
mong the legal advertisements in this
weeks issue.
THE Knitting Mills have suspended
work for-tE wick, as the steam heat
ing pipes are being put in place. They
will resume work with an increased
force OF hands next week.
Young 5ohn Dubois. who succeed
ed his uncle to the possessions of the
vast Dubois estate, is said TO be worth
ss,OO0,OOO He owns $4,000 acres OF
land in Clearileld county alone.
For SALE.-The property of John
SwartZ, Sr., late of Millheim. deceased.
situate on1N0rth street, is offered Tor
sale. Apply to or address
G. w. SwARTZ. Executor,
:, .....,., LewistowB. Pa.
For SALE OR ExcHANGE.-JohD
Hick, the restaurant man. offers his
property on North street for sale taking
eithertbe cash Or else trade it on a
team Of fIeavy draft horses. For par
ticulars apply to him.
The last few weeks of this falls
campaign promises to he lively as nay
seen by the list of political meetings
announced elsewhere. At most of
these meetings brass bands will be pref
ent TO drum the people together.
-Ephraim Rupp administrator of tie
estate of Samuel Rupp, late of Haines
township, decd. adyertises said estate
at public sale, TO take place 90 Satur-
day, November 10Th. inst, at one o.
clock. See notice on second page.
-Arbor day was well observed by
the schools in this place. A number
of shade trees were planted and the
yardip ftont and around, The school
premises on Penn street was given a
thorough cleaning up. making it clean
and healthy. looking. =. -
Spring Milia s1so sports .newspa
per,new. 4The nsne of it is s"'T'he 4
gents Advocate" and 1t. IL. principal,
devoted to commercial news. 1t is ed
ited by a. /: Altman and published
monthly. The mechanical work is be
ing dene In Vermont. :. -
zE. 8. Shafer, who recently returned
from thew, st to his old home at Madi
sonGurg, was welcome caller at thii
Office ON Monday afternoon. Ellis Likes
the west well enough but he says Penn
sylyama ia still the dearest spot or
earth for q Pennsylvanian.